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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1916
Page
3
In midwinter the skin grows dry as natural secretions slow. Use large cosmetic gloves at night after applying cream to trap oils and protect circulation. Hands kept soft resist cracking and withstand water exposure in every temperature.
Bruce Barton recounts how a middle aged woman's plea for a cheerful Every Week sparked a reinvention. The editor describes recruiting a new writer pool, compressing big articles, and sourcing unusual photographs and illustrations to create an optimistic, helpful magazine.
Frank Snapp and partners announce a four page photo section reproduced in Intaglio Gravure. The weekly magazine showcases well known people in unusual human interest photos, with a colored cover by a leading artist. At three cents the publication claims national reach and reader appeal in New York and Chicago outlets.
A humorous feature showing public figures John Drew William Dean Howells and Dr Wiley as they transition into farming roles. The piece parodies social aspirations with light satire and a sequence of captioned portraits.
Mrs. Reginald Nicholson, wife of Admiral Nicholson of the U S N, is regarded as a leading hostess in the national capital. Admiral Nicholson is listed on the retired list.
Free loaf of bread for every woman attending the bakery opening from 2 to 10 p m. At the same time the Automobile Club of Maryland invites applications and press office offers information.
The article notes Greys and many shades for spring gowns. Rose hues brighten eyes and complexions while biscuit and champagne tones appear in afternoon dresses. Deep greens and blues offer varied depths. Most brides wear a specific dress. fifty four brides have married in it. A 210 year old dress is pictured in Every Week.
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